As Nissan’s luxury brand, you might expect Infiniti to be a miss. That’s where you’d be wrong. Aside from their more family-friendly vehicles, Infiniti has some truly brilliant cars as well. Cars like the Infiniti G35, G37, and Q50 all demonstrate that you can have a lot of fun in an Infiniti. Learn about all three of those cars and more in our articles listed below.
Infiniti first released their G37 model back in 2008 to replace the outgoing G35. The G37 lasted from 2008-2013, earning itself a formidable reputation as a fun luxury car with solid performance. Under the hood, Infiniti put a stroked version of the engine from the G35, the VQ37VHR. The naturally aspirated engine makes 330 hp…
The Infiniti Q50 began production in 2013 and went on sale for model year 2014. Q50 models are the successor to the Infiniti Q40/G37. As with the 370Z and G37, the Q50 is built on Nissan’s FM platform and shares the same VQ37VHR engine option. It’s an excellent engine with plenty of potential for engine…
Whether you intend on drifting, racing, or showing off your G37, upgraded suspension is a crucial part of the equation. Coilovers are the most popular aftermarket suspension choice for G37s, and many other vehicles, for a reason. Their adjustability makes them ideal for almost any application. G37 coilovers come in many shapes and sizes and…
Considering its heavy weight, one of the best performance upgrades you can make to the Infiniti G35 is the addition of coilovers. While coilovers won’t necessarily make the car faster, they will make the car seem quicker by providing improved handling and cornering. In addition to that, they can provide a more comfortable ride and…
Early G35 models will dyno in the 220-240whp range whereas the rev-up G35’s will dyno closer to 250whp bone-stock. With just a few bolt-on modifications we can add about 50whp on top of these numbers. However, without expensive forced induction upgrades the G35 is going to be capped around 290whp for rev-up models and 270whp…
